Foot drop, or drop foot, is a condition that makes it hard for a person to lift the front of their foot, causing problems when walking. It’s not a disease in itself but a sign of an underlying issue, often related to neurological, muscular, or anatomical problems. This article will look at the signs and symptoms of foot drop.
Drop Foot
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Orient the brace on the ankle. Place the Boa center to your foot or shoe. Wrap brace around ankle to test for fit. Trim the brace if desired (not required). Place the Boa center to your foot or shoe. Place the left side first against your leg, then follow with right to secure hook and loop.